Looking forward to doing something this week? We have the best things to in Dubai this week including free events, fun activities and things to do with kids.

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WATCH AND CHEER DUBAI PRO WRESTLERS

Get ready for another round of pro wrestling as local grapplers put on an amazing show at the city’s Pro Wrestling Academy. You’ll be one of the lucky ones to watch Dubai only female wrestler, Joelle defy stereotypes as she takes on the challenges. Continue reading Things to Do in Dubai This Week

We have picked up some top things to do in Dubai this week. So whether you are a resident or a google-eyed tourist, check this list out for some super cool ideas for those thrillingly explorable weekdays!

Deep Sea Fishing in Dubai

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Are you looking for more unusual things to do in Dubai? A 4-hour sport-fishing trip in the Arabian Gulf sounds like a fantastic way to spend your day. Get some basic fishing skills and learn more about the equipment as you catch snappers, groupers, barracudas, baby sharks, red mullet and more.

In Dubai for Eid? We recommend you the hottest and exclusive offers in the city; from dining discounts and spa breaks to fun family activities.

FAMILY FUN: Firework display at The Beach

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In 2014, Dubai set the record for the largest fireworks display with a staggering 450,000 colourful pyrotechnics launched in six minutes. This year too, expect something alike across The Beach at Jumeirah Beach Road for the first three days of Eid Al Fitr.Friday, 17th – Sunday, 19th July 2015, 8:30 PMContinue reading Things to Do in Dubai This Week

Ramadan has commenced on June 18 and will continue until July 18, the day of Eid-ul-Fitr that marks the end of the Islamic holy month of fasting. During this period, Muslims are strictly not permitted to consume water or food between sunrise and sunset. However, at sunrise this constrictive abstinence from eating and drinking is slowly resolved after offering the daily Maghrib prayer. Family and communities gather together for a lavish evening meal known as ‘Iftar’ with traditional Middle Eastern delicacies specially prepared for the occasion. Tourists and travelers should visit Dubai to enjoy these traditional dishes with their friends, families and colleagues.

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A conventional Ramadan fast is broken with a glass of water, followed by consumption of milk, dates and juices. Sugar rich milk and dates provide instant energy after a long fast after following high-calorie dishes can be thoroughly enjoyed. Also, milk and dates are said to be the chosen food item of Prophet Mohammad to break his fast. Continue reading Top-rated and Delicious Iftar Dishes

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Admire the grace and elegance of Contemporary Arabic Calligraphy

Experience the beauty of contemporary Arabic Calligraphy by Salah Shaheen at the Z Gallery at Four Points by Sheraton. Titled Calligraphy Whispers, the exhibition will showcase modern style calligraphy in addition to classical Arabic calligraphy.

Ramadan is the holy ninth month of the Islamic calendar when Muslims observe fast from sunrise to sunset. Food is consumed only before sunrise and during the fast-breaking meal known as Iftar, usually with a big meal with friends and family or at Iftar tents. While fasting, Muslims abstain from food, drink, smoking and sexual relations. Regarded as the Five Pillars of Islam, fasting during Ramadan also means increased praying and recitation of Quran. Since, it is an intensely spiritual and sacred period; Non-Muslims are expected to respect the sentiments of fasting Muslims and maintain the sanctity of Ramadan. Continue reading Ramadan Etiquette